Istanbul Gelisim University - Education scholarship for national athletes from Istanbul Gelisim University

Education scholarship for national athletes from Istanbul Gelisim University

According to the historical agreement signed by the Ministry of Youth and Sports with 52 foundation universities, elite athletes who have achieved success at the international level can receive full scholarship education at foundation universities within the framework of the 'Hundred Percent Sportsman Scholarship Agreement'. Istanbul Gelisim University has announced that it provides 100% education scholarships to national athletes.

In accordance with the memorandum of understanding signed between the Ministry of Youth and Sports and 52 foundation universities, national athletes certified to be successful in the following sports fields in the last four years are awarded 100 percent tuition fee reduction by the relevant foundation university if they are placed in the said foundation universities according to the YKS result.

HUNDRED PERCENT SCHOLARSHIP FOR NATIONAL ATHLETES

In the statement made by Istanbul Gelisim University (IGU), it was announced that national athletes who applied to the School of Physical Education and Sports Special Ability Exams were provided with 100% educational scholarship.

Stating that they signed a "Hundred Percent Athletes Scholarship Agreement" with the Ministry of Youth and Sports to support Turkish sports, Chairman of the IGU Board of Trustees Abdülkadir Gayretli said: "National athletes are the most important representatives of our country. As a university, we support our athletes in their education, but also in sports activities.”

“FOOTBALL, SWIMMING, TEKVANDO, BADMINTON, TENNIS, KARATE, FENCING, ATHLETICS AND WRESTLING”

Stressing that 100% training scholarships are provided to national athletes, Gayretli gave information about the sports branches and said: “We have national athletes in football, swimming, taekwondo, badminton, tennis, karate, fencing, athletics and wrestling. I wish success to all of them both in their education and sports life.”